Brooks (surname)
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Brooks is a surname, and may refer to many people.
Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
[edit] A
- Aaron Brooks (b. 1976), American football quarterback
- Albert Brooks (b. 1947), actor, comedian, and director
- Alfred Johnson Brooks, Canadian politician
- Allan Brooks, Canadian bird artist
- Allette Brooks, American folk singer
- Anne Rose Brooks (b. 1963), American actress
- Avery Brooks (b. 1948), American actor
[edit] B
- Barney Brooks, American physician
- Barrett Brooks, American football player
- Beverley Brooks, British actress, later Pamela Harmsworth, Viscountess Rothermere
- Bill Brooks (b. 19??), American former baseball and basketball coach
- Bruce Brooks (b. 1950), American author
- Bryant Butler Brooks, American politician
[edit] C
- Caroline St John-Brooks, British journalist and academic
- Charles Brooks, Jr. (1942–1982), American convicted murderer and the first person executed by lethal injection in the United States
- Charles Timothy Brooks, (1813–1883), American translator (from German), poet and Unitarian minister
- Charles William Shirley Brooks (1816–1874), English journalist and novelist
- Charles W. Brooks, American politician
- Charlie Brooks (b. 1981), Welsh actress
- Chris Brooks, British radio presenter
- Cindy Brooks, American model
- Cleanth Brooks (1906–1994), American literary critic
- Constance "Connie" Brooks (see Our Miss Brooks), a fictional English language teacher
- Conrad Brooks (b. 1931), American actor
[edit] D
- Dallas Brooks, Australian general and politician
- Darin Brooks, American actor
- Dave Brooks (b. 1951), English songwriter and composer
- David Brooks, one of several people including
- David Brooks, conservative commentator for The New York Times and other publications.
- David Brooks, (1756-1838), US politician, Representative to the Fifth United States Congress
- David Brooks patented an innovative insulator for telegraph lines in 1867 while working for the Central Pacific Railroad.
- David Allen Brooks, film and television actor who played archaeologist Max Eilerson on the science-fiction TV series Crusade.
- David Brooks, teenage accomplice of serial killer Dean Corll
- David Brooks, Australian poet
- Deanna Brooks, American model
- Derrick Brooks (b. 1973), American professional football player
- Dick Brooks, American racing driver
- Dolores "LaLa" Brooks (b. 1947), former member of the girl group The Crystals
- Donald Brooks, American fashion designer
- Donnie Brooks (b. 1936), American pop music singer
[edit] E
- Edward Brooks (c.1883–19??), British World War I Victoria Cross recipient
- Edward Brooks, Sr., timber magnate who built the residence known as Eastcliff
- Edward Schroeder Brooks (1867-1957), US Congressman from Pennsylvania
- Elisabeth Brooks, Canadian actress
- Elkie Brooks (b. 1945), British singer
[edit] F
- Foster Brooks, American comedian
- Frank Brooks, American baseball player
- Fred Brooks (b. 1931), American software engineer and computer scientist
[edit] G
- Garth Brooks (b. 1962), American musician
- Geoffrey Michael Brooks, British writer
- Geraldine Brooks, American actress
- Geraldine Brooks, Australian writer
- Glenn Brooks, Canadian politician
- Golden Brooks, American actress
- Greg Brooks, Canadian chef
- Guy Brooks, American fiddle player
- Gwendolyn Brooks (1917–2000), award-winning African American woman poet
[edit] H
- Hadda Brooks, American pianist
- Harold Brooks-Baker, American journalist
- Harriet Brooks, Canadian physicist
- Harry Brooks, American composer
- Harvey Brooks, American bassist
- Herb Brooks, American ice hockey coach
- Horatio G. Brooks, American rail engineer
- Hubie Brooks, American baseball player
[edit] J
- J. Twing Brooks (1884–1956), U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania
- Jack Brooks, one of several people including
- Jack Brooks,Pro Skateboarder [1], Margate, Kent. England. Bass player in Yes Unison.[2]
- Jack Brooks (1912–1971), a British-American lyricist
- Jack Brooks (born 1922), U.S. Congressman
- James Brooks, one of several people including
- James Brooks (Bishop) (1512–1560)
- James Brooks (Whig), 19th century American politician from New York
- James Brooks (painter) (1906–1992)
- James Brooks (rugby player) (born 1980)
- James Brooks (American football player) (born 1958)
- James L. Brooks (born 1940), Hollywood producer, writer and film director
- Jamie Brooks, British porn star
- Jason Brooks, American actor
- Jean Brooks, American actress
- John Brooks (1752–1825), a governor of Massachusetts
- John Brooks Jr. (1783–1813), United States Marine Corps officer
- Juanita Brooks, American writer
[edit] K
- Kimberly Brooks, American actress
- Kirsty Brooks, British architectural glass artist
- Kix Brooks, American musician from Brooks & Dunn
[edit] L
- Larry Brooks, American football player
- Lela Brooks, Canadian skater
- Lisa Brooks, hair stylist
- Lonnie Brooks, American blues musician
- Louise Brooks, American actress
[edit] M
- Malcolm Brooks, Australian politician
- Maria Gowen Brooks, American poet
- Mark Brooks, one of several people including
- Mark Brooks, golfer
- Mark Brooks, comics artist
- Maurice Brooks, American naturalist
- Max Brooks, American humorist
- Mehcad Brooks, American actor
- Mel Brooks (b. 1926), American actor, writer director, and theatrical producer
- Meredith Brooks (b. 1958), American musician
[edit] N
- Nan Brooks, American illustrator
- Ned Brooks, American broadcaster
- Neil Brooks, Australian swimmer
- Nicholas Brooks, American singer
- Noah Brooks, American journalist
[edit] O
- Oliver Brooks, British soldier
- Overton Brooks, American politician
[edit] P
- Pattie Brooks, American singer
- Phil Brooks, American wrestler
- Philip John Brooks, British folk musician
- Phillips Brooks, American Episcopalian bishop and writer
- Preston Brooks, American politician
[edit] R
- Ralph G. Brooks, American politician
- Ramy Brooks, Alaskan dog racer
- Randy Brooks, see Randy Brooks (disambiguation)
- Ray Brooks, English actor
- Rich Brooks, American football coach
- Richard Brooks (1912–1992), American film writer, director and producer
- Richard Brooks (b. 1962), American actor
- Robert Brooks (born 1970), former NFL football player
- Robert Edward Brooks (born 1966), British wrestler Robbie Brookside
- Rodney Brooks (b. 1954), director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
- Romaine Brooks, American painter
[edit] S
- Scott Brooks, American basketball player
- Shane Brooks, Australian computer scientist
- Shelton Brooks, American popular music composer
- Siobhan Brooks, American sociologist and activist
- Stacy Brooks, public critic of the Church of Scientology
- Stephen Brooks, American academic
- Steve Brooks, American folk musician
[edit] T
- Terry Brooks (b. 1944), American author
- Theodore Marley "Ham" Brooks, fictional character from Doc Savage
- Thomas Edwards Brooks, African American shot dead in 1950 in Montgomery, Alabama
- Killer Tim Brooks, American wrestler
- Tina Brooks, American jazz saxophonist
- Tom Brooks, Australian cricketer
- Tony Brooks, British racing driver
- Travis Brooks, Australian field hockey player
[edit] V
- Van Wyck Brooks, American writer
- Vincent Brooks, US Army brigadier
[edit] W
- Walter R. Brooks, Anerican children's writer
- Wiley Brooks, breatharian
- William Edwin Brooks, English ornithologist who lived in India and Canada
- William Keith Brooks, American zoologist
- William L. Brooks, American outlaw
- William Robert Brooks, American astronomer
- William T. H. Brooks, American Civil War major general
[edit] See also
- Brooks
- Baron Crawshaw, family name Brooks
- Middlebrooks
- Brookes
- Brook
- Brooke